Arts near Jolleys Boathouse Restaurant, Adelaide
Torrens Parade Ground
Cnr King William Road & Victoria Drive, North Adelaide
The white lime of the parade ground has seen a lot of marching of the years; men going to war and returning from it.
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Elder Park
King William Road, Adelaide
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Adelaide Oval
Established in 1871 and long considered to be one of the world’s most beautiful cricket ovals, this is a place steeped in history.
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Migration Museum
82 Kintore Avenue, 82 Kintore Av, Adelaide
This museum focuses on the intricate history of South Australian multiculturalism by showcasing a number of exhibitions that explore the origins and identities of the state’s immigrants. The Migration Museum has an intriguing mix of contemporary art, historical artefacts and unique spaces (including Settlement Square and Memorial Wall) for those interested.
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Adelaide Festival Centre Amphitheatre
King William Road, Adelaide
As part of the Adelaide Festival Centre, the Amphitheatre is their outdoor venue, with seating for 600 people overlooking Elder Park and the River Torrens. It is used a lot for free entertainment over summer, community events as well as being a highly sought after venue during the Fringe Festival.
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Adelaide Festival Centre: Dunstan Playhouse
Named in honour of former Premier Don Dunstan, it has served South Australian audiences for more than 30 years and has been home to the State Theatre Company of South Australia since 1974. Seats 620 audience members and is typically used for intimate theatre, cabaret and music performances.
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Adelaide Zoo
Frome Road, Adelaide
If you haven’t been to the Zoo for a while, why not head down soon? You can stay all day...
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Art Gallery of South Australia
North Terrace, Adelaide
Still in its original, beautiful neo-classical home (now much expanded), the Art Gallery of South Australia has collected Australian and international artworks since 1881.
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Adelaide Convention Centre
North Terrace, Adelaide City
One of the world's top convention centres which, since extensions in 2001, can seat up to 6,500 banquet guests. Primarily hosts conferences, weddings, exhibitions, fashion shows, music concerts, government functions and award dinners. It is an adaptable, eco-conscious venue with undercover parking onsite and a global reputation.
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